Ping Glide 2.0

“Although Theegala uses the Glide 4.0 for his 50 and 54-degree wedges, he sticks with the older Glide 2.0 TS (thin sole) for the lob wedge. “I’ve always preferred less bounce and a thinner sole on the lob wedge,” he told Golf Digest in 2021.”

“As the wedge game continued to improve, Hovland came to Oates earlier this year at the Players Championship and asked for a true 60-degree Glide 2.0 TS to reap the benefits of even more versatility around the green. Hovland hasn’t looked back since that week.”

“The club Watson used to hit that shot was a Ping Glide 2.0 TS (thin sole) 60-degree wedge (with an actual loft of 62.8 degrees) to catapult him into the lead, one he wouldn’t relinquish as he won the Genesis Open for the third time in five years.”